Squat rack with safety bar

 

You have two options depending on what you mean with safety bars. Either you get safety pins to stop the bar or you use a safety squat bar to build the posterior chain and have to balance the bar less on your back. This article looks at all these options.

Topics: Rogue, TITAN

Barbell and plates 

The workhorse option from Rogue for all fitness purposes is the Rogue Ohio bar. This is the best value for money option if you don’t want to put more thought into it. If you want to get more involved you can download my free listing of the rogue barbells and read the details for each of them in this article. You will find an overview of the matching plates you can get from Rogue for different applications.

Topics: Rogue, Barbell, Plates

Power rack and barbell set

 

A good combination is either the   Rogue RM4  with the   Ohio Bar  or the   TITAN rack  with the   Atlas bar. All details in the article below.

Topics: Rogue, TITAN

 

Why dumbbell chest fly

 

The   dumbbell fly is a great addition to your toolbox to make your chest fuller. Keep the weight low and the execution tight.

Topics: Rogue, Dumbbell

 

Power rack without bolting

 

The best options for power racks without bolting are flat foot, combo and fold racks. Flat foot racks can be installed anywhere without attaching them to the wall or floor. Combo racks can easily be put together and also do not need to be bolted, but are more recommended for advanced lifters. Fold racks need to be bolted to the wall but not to the ground and are a very good solution for garage gyms. In this article, you will find an example of each product.

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Topics: Rogue, TITAN, Garagegym, Homegym

 

Which dumbbell weight is ideal

 

Men will usually start between 8kg to 20kg while women will be in the range of 4kg to 12kg.

Topics: Rogue, Dumbbell

Squat rack with pulley system

 

There are mainly two ways in the market of going about a rack with a lat pull down. Either you have a solid lat pulldown including the weight plates build or attached to the rack or a flimsy pulley system that uses the plates you already have. If you have space and budget go for the sturdy version. If you don't go for the makeshift solution as some lat pulls are better than no lat pulls whatsoever. This article gives you an overview of the choices you have between Rogue and TITAN.

Topics: Squat, Rogue, Powerlifting, TITAN, Rack, Garagegym, Home Gym

Are rack pulls safer than deadlifts

 

You would think that they are safer as they go through a smaller range of motion. However the likelihood that you will put too much weight on and the bounce from the pins make the rack pull an exercise which is more likely to blow your back out.

Topics: Deadlift, Powerlifting, Rack, Bodybuilding, Strongman